CodeSynapse
by Poytr1
CodeSynapse is an MCP server that integrates with the Language Server Protocol (LSP) to expose rich semantic information from codebases to an LLM code agent. It provides a unified interface for an agent to query semantic context regardless of the underlying language.
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What is CodeSynapse?
CodeSynapse is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates with the Language Server Protocol (LSP) to provide rich semantic information from codebases to an LLM code agent.
How to use CodeSynapse?
CodeSynapse maintains a configuration registry that maps file types (or language identifiers) to their respective language servers. For example, Python files are handled by a Python language server (e.g., Pyright), while TypeScript files are processed by tsserver.
Key features of CodeSynapse
MCP Integration
LSP Integration
Multi-language Support
Unified Interface for Semantic Context
Configuration Registry for Language Servers
Use cases of CodeSynapse
LLM Code Agent Integration
Semantic Code Analysis
Code Understanding
Automated Code Documentation
FAQ from CodeSynapse
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol
What is LSP?
What is LSP?
Language Server Protocol
Which languages are supported?
Which languages are supported?
CodeSynapse supports multiple programming languages through its configuration registry.
How does CodeSynapse handle different languages?
How does CodeSynapse handle different languages?
It maps file types to their respective language servers.
What is the main benefit of using CodeSynapse?
What is the main benefit of using CodeSynapse?
It provides a unified interface for querying semantic context, regardless of the underlying language.